A Time to Fly - Euphonium & Tuba Quintet Euphonium Trio - Sheet Music

This piece was commissioned by the Shobi Bari Tuba Ensemble (Tokyo) in 2008, and premiered at its 25th regular concert in January of the following year. For the premiere, the piece was for four Euphoniums and two Tubas. The composer made additions and corrections at the time of publication, and the present quintet (three Euphonium, two Tuba) was adopted. The celebratory first section opens with a solemn fanfare in 6/8 time, followed by a serene middle section in which the main melody alternates and each player plays beautiful music. The lively third section gradually builds energy and excitement, leading to a spectacular ending. When performing, it is recommended to vary tone color according to the scene and the musical instructions and to play the third section with a sense of groove and dynamism to avoid being too heavy. (Hayato Hirose)

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Instrument:
Euphonium Tuba
Ensembles:
Euphonium Trio
Publishers:
Bravo Music
Format:
Score Set of Parts Score and Parts
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
0.34 pounds

Low Brass (3 Euphoniums , 2 Tubas) - Level 5

SKU: BZ.ENMS-84242

Composed by Hayato Hirose. Chamber Music. Ensemble. Score & parts. Duration 4:20. Bravo Music #ENMS-84242. Published by Bravo Music (BZ.ENMS-84242).

This piece was commissioned by the Shobi Bari Tuba Ensemble (Tokyo) in 2008, and premiered at its 25th regular concert in January of the following year. For the premiere, the piece was for four Euphoniums and two Tubas. The composer made additions and corrections at the time of publication, and the present quintet (three Euphonium, two Tuba) was adopted.

The celebratory first section opens with a solemn fanfare in 6/8 time, followed by a serene middle section in which the main melody alternates and each player plays beautiful music. The lively third section gradually builds energy and excitement, leading to a spectacular ending.

When performing, it is recommended to vary tone color according to the scene and the musical instructions and to play the third section with a sense of groove and dynamism to avoid being too heavy.
(Hayato Hirose).

Instrument:
Brass Euphonium Brass Tuba
Ensemble:
Euphonium Trio
Publisher:
Bravo Music